Marc Maibom develops La Profilée, a universal structural law of persistence under real transformation.
The work identifies the condition under which transformation remains structurally admissible. From three minimal assumptions — distinguishable states, real transformation, and determinate persistence judgments — a single constraint follows: transformation is bounded by a system’s capacity to absorb it.
This boundary is formalized as a relation between transformation load and integration capacity. Where this boundary holds, structure persists. Where it is exceeded, transformation continues, but persistence does not.
La Profilée is not a fr…
Marc Maibom develops La Profilée, a universal structural law of persistence under real transformation.
The work identifies the condition under which transformation remains structurally admissible. From three minimal assumptions — distinguishable states, real transformation, and determinate persistence judgments — a single constraint follows: transformation is bounded by a system’s capacity to absorb it.
This boundary is formalized as a relation between transformation load and integration capacity. Where this boundary holds, structure persists. Where it is exceeded, transformation continues, but persistence does not.
La Profilée is not a framework among others, but a structural condition that any theory of transformation implicitly relies on.
Alongside the theoretical work, La Profilée be[com]ing translates this condition into measurable form. It enables the detection of structural stress, overload, and recovery trajectories before they become visible, across domains such as organizations, markets, and technological systems.
The La Profilée working paper series develops the formal derivation and its implications across domains.
